Lake Simcoe sled travel

[12footspringbok]

Bolts.. don't even know they're there.

 

Should have done that instead of poking holes in the running boards... but the set was given to me...and one broke in half third run... welding a new tip on tommorrow

[fishhunter]

Well with the snow we are getting and going to get travel will be great.

[misfish]

Well with the snow we are getting and going to get travel will be great.

 

What snow? Not snowing here. +2.

[BillM]

Yup, not even a dusting up here in Barrie.

[Sinker]

A bottle of dish soap will get you out and back in a pinch. Just lube up the sliders once in a while on your travels. Works mint.

 

S.

[Terry]

found my video of my scratchers

 

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I think we might need them for our trip this weekend

[FishAbout]

Don't follow close behind someone with them. Mine work well also.

[irishfield]

You won't need them Terry... but you'll have to run tight to the North Shoreline if you want anything you own to survive!

[Terry]

You won't need them Terry... but you'll have to run tight to the North Shoreline if you want anything you own to survive!

 

ah..where and why??????????????????????//

 

 

as great concern sets in....................

[irishfield]

Hard bare frozen lake.. now with drifts from 80K winds yesterday.... and lots of hard frozen slush troughs from when folks were getting around back during the melt down that flash froze one night. Only smooth running (and even it has drifts now) is sticking within 20 feet of the North Shoreline, and I mean right from town to the hub. Like I told Lloyd.. hug my point of land on the way out (not the camp.. the 26 acre point).. right around the tip of it, around behind the cottage off the point and run the shoreline. Once you get close to the brooms (just after Axe Narrows) stay to the right and run up between the island rows again sticking tight to the North shore (well it will be the south shore of the islands.. lol) and after the brooms just keep staying against that shore. Into the hub.. tight to shore and go behind Ketcheneny Lodge... don't head for the ice road. It's a longer route hugging the shore... but it's quicker and your gear might stay in one piece getting up to Kokoko.

Edited March 3, 2011 by irishfield

[Joey]

Hard bare frozen lake.. now with drifts from 80K winds yesterday.... and lots of hard frozen slush troughs from when folks were getting around back during the melt down that flash froze one night. Only smooth running (and even it has drifts now) is sticking within 20 feet of the North Shoreline, and I mean right from town to the hub. Like I told Lloyd.. hug my point of land on the way out (not the camp.. the 26 acre point).. right around the tip of it, around behind the cottage off the point and run the shoreline. Once you get close to the brooms (just after Axe Narrows) stay to the right and run up between the island rows again sticking tight to the North shore (well it will be the south shore of the islands.. lol) and after the brooms just keep staying against that shore. Into the hub.. tight to shore and go behind Ketcheneny Lodge... don't head for the ice road. It's a longer route hugging the shore... but it's quicker and your gear might stay in one piece getting up to Kokoko.

 

Uhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, I'll just follow Terry

[irishfield]

You might even be smart to go behind our island and the next one up as well.. going out and coming back. Nice and smooth back there..